Effective December 8, 2026, New York’s new Construction Reporting Pay Act (the “Act”) creates additional cancellation and ...
The landscape of college sports has changed significantly since the Supreme Court decided Alston v. NCAA in 2021. Although ...
We know labor and employment law—it’s all we do. Littler’s insights provide up-to-date news on regulatory changes and legislative developments that impact workplace policies and practices, with ...
The transition changes how employers, third-party administrators, and accounting professionals access accounts, file reports, ...
As the government relations and public policy arm of Littler, WPI focuses on defining and shaping workplace policy at the ...
U.S. employers are navigating a range of thorny issues that impact their labor relations strategies, from the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and multigenerational workforces to increasingly ...
As the government relations and public policy arm of Littler, WPI focuses on defining and shaping workplace policy at the ...
New Jersey legislation signed on September 9, 2026, adds qualification requirements for journeyperson craftworkers performing ...
Michigan is changing the way employers obtain work permits for minor employees. Beginning October 2, 2026, the Michigan ...
Philadelphia’s new law regarding Minimum Training for Security Officers will require nearly all employers of security guards in the city to provide and pay for mandatory interactive training.
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